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WorksheetsBIO 322 Week 1-
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Anisa just got off the phone with her grandmother in India. She is a nursing student and she is very concerned because her grandmother was diagnosed with tuberculosis as a child but has started showing symptoms of TB again with a bad cough, chest pain, and a fever. Which type of necrosis is Anisa worrying about her grandmother developing?
Fat Necrosis
Liquefactive
Coagulative
Caseous
What term refers to a set of symptoms that occur together and indicate the presence of a particular medical condition?
Disorder
Syndrome
Etiology
Symptomology
A sudden and severe medical condition that develops rapidly but lasts for a short duration is known as:
Longitudinal
Chronic
Acute
Recurrent
Maryann has brought her 2 year old daughter to your clinic because in the past weeks she has become very lethargic and not her normal active two year old self. She explains that she lost her job due to covid and has been forced to go either without meals or rely on friends who have given her things like pasta and rice but has had a hard time getting fresh fruits and meat. Maryann also states that her daughter is not very hungry recently and is worried that she may have scurvy since rarely gets any food with vitamin C. You notice the child has a distended abdomen but thin limbs. You tell Maryann that yes, her daughter is at risk for scurvy but she is most likely also suffering from:
Marasmus
Kwashiorkor
Type 1 Diabetes
Achrondroplasia
A characteristic or observable factor that can be detected by a medical professional, such as a rash or fever, is called a:
Disorder
Symptom
Sign
Syndrome
Which term refers to the cause or origin of a disease or medical condition?
Etiology
Symtom
Prevalence
Incidence
An infection that is acquired in a hospital or healthcare setting is referred to as:
Endogenous
Acute
Idiopathic
Nosocomial
Hyperplasia generally means:
An organ will increase in size due to excessive formation of extracellular fluids
Increased cell production in a normal tissue
Shrinkage in cell size
Blebbing at the periphery
Necrosis is
Reversible
Lack of oxygen to the tissue
Not reversible
Blebbing at the periphery
Programmed cell death is known as
Cytolysis
Apoptosis
Necrosis
Proptosis
Aaron took a spill off his motorcycle when he popped a wheelie to impress a female biker. His brachial artery is severed and his hand and fingers have a severely reduced blood supply. Which of the following changes would you expect to see due to hypoxia?
Increased protein synthesis
Decreased intracellular levels of Na+
Increased intracellular levels of Ca+
Decreased plasma membrane permeability.
